Ingredients:
1/4 kg
purple brinjals, wash, make + quarters with stalk intact
small
lemon sized tamarind, extract pulp
1 1/4
tbsps oil
For stuffing:
1 large
onion, sliced
4-5
garlic cloves
1″
cinnamon stick
1 tsp
red chilli pwd
1 tsp
coriander pwd
1 1/2
tsps ghee or soft butter
1/2 – 1
tbsp grated jaggery or sugar (adjust)
salt to
taste
For
poppu/tadka/seasoning:
1/4 tsp
methi seeds
a sprig
of curry leaves
Method of preparation:
1 Add 1
tsp oil in a cooking vessel, add garlic and cinnamon stick and saute for a few
seconds. Add the sliced onions and saute till rawness disappears. Approx 4-5
mts. Keep aside to cool.
2 Once cool, make a coarse paste. Remove the paste into bowl, add salt to taste, red chilli pwd, jaggery, coriander pwd and ghee. Combine well and stuff the brinjals with this paste.
2 Add the remaining oil in a vessel, add curry leaves and toss them for a few seconds. Add the methi seeds and let them turn brown. Place the stuffed brinjals in the oil and cook on medium high flame for 2 mts. Now, cover with lid and let them cook on medium low flame for 12-14 mts. Keep checking in between and stir fry to ensure they don’t burn or stick to the pan.
3 Add the tamarind extract along with a cup of water. Bring to a boil and reduce flame and place lid and cook over low flame for 13-15 mts. The water content should reduce.
Remove lid and cook over low flame and let the brinjals roast well and it appears like a dry saute (mudda kura). It should take about 8-10 mts for the brinjals to be well roasted. Turn off heat.
4 Serve with rice, pappu pulusu or sambar.
2 Once cool, make a coarse paste. Remove the paste into bowl, add salt to taste, red chilli pwd, jaggery, coriander pwd and ghee. Combine well and stuff the brinjals with this paste.
2 Add the remaining oil in a vessel, add curry leaves and toss them for a few seconds. Add the methi seeds and let them turn brown. Place the stuffed brinjals in the oil and cook on medium high flame for 2 mts. Now, cover with lid and let them cook on medium low flame for 12-14 mts. Keep checking in between and stir fry to ensure they don’t burn or stick to the pan.
3 Add the tamarind extract along with a cup of water. Bring to a boil and reduce flame and place lid and cook over low flame for 13-15 mts. The water content should reduce.
Remove lid and cook over low flame and let the brinjals roast well and it appears like a dry saute (mudda kura). It should take about 8-10 mts for the brinjals to be well roasted. Turn off heat.
4 Serve with rice, pappu pulusu or sambar.
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